Kansas Crimson

We are sitting on the side of the hill between turns two and six but we're getting ready to go to turn seven and eight for the F1 Sprint race.

I dislike X/Twitter.
Is it bad that this made me laugh? Go ahead, call me what you will.

It's 6:30am on Sunday 10/20/24.
Which award/s do I deserve for lighting the lamp and having my user name as the person who made the last post on all 6 boreds on this site?

a. Most Pathetic Member.
b. Biggest Attention Whore.
c. KING of the Boreds.
d. Most Deserving of Being Banned.
e. Person Most In Need Of a Hobby and/or Significant Other So They Have Something Else To Do Other Than Post On This Site.
f. Member Most Likely To Be Elected President Of The United States In 2032.
g. Person Most Deserving To Be Inducted In To The Inaugural crimson.com Hall of Fame.
h. Person Least Deserving To Be Inducted In To The Inaugural crimson.com Hall of Fame.

defixione wrote: ↑Sat Oct 19, 2024 12:23 pm We are sitting on the side of the hill between turns two and six but we're getting ready to go to turn seven and eight for the F1 Sprint race.

Hope you got a good place to plunk down for the race! I wish I went this year, as it turned out to be a great one!! My daughter literally had front row view of both the Mercedes spin outs, at 19.

Audio of the 911 dispatch call detailed the tragedy, with a dispatch officer telling first responders in the audio obtained by Daily Mail, "Female is locked in an oven in the bakery. Oven is on, unsure if the staff are able to turn it off."…

https://www.eonline.com/news/1409095/au ... found-body

So I randomly tried a chestnut for the first time last night.

Was cautious in doing so, as I’m allergic to certain tree nuts.

A quick google indicates chestnuts are in a different “botanical category” than tree nuts tho.

Let’s start with a little tiny nibble and see!

No reaction.

Wait a few minutes and eat the rest.

No reaction.

Ok good!

I kinda like them. Pretty mild, meaty and chewy. The ones I had were like saturated wet/moist/damp, and a tad sticky. Are they always like that?

Either way, I still prefer peanuts, even if they’re technically a legume.

I thought there was a Chicago thread on this site but can't find it.
Oh well, here ya go. Today's Chicago related post.....

All things considered In N Out burger’s fries suck.

They just consistently taste undercooked.

Need to try asking for them extra crispy.

Just spent about 15-20 minutes reading and then typing responses to various posts on the poli bored.
Deleted every one of them as soon as I was done typing.
Thought to myself, why do I really care what other people said and why do I need people to read what I am thinking about - in regard/s to what they posted?
About 12,000 times with my current user name I probably should have thought/said that to myself before I hit submit.

Now please excuse me while I respond to Dick's post right before mine.

BiggDick wrote: ↑Thu Oct 31, 2024 2:58 pm All things considered In N Out burger’s fries suck.

They just consistently taste undercooked.

Need to try asking for them extra crispy.

100% agree. Last time I was in LA (spring time) I went a couple of times and they were some of the worst fricking fries I have ever eaten in my life. JUNK! ASS!
Wasn't that way a year before that. Were never great or even very good but they were not nearly as bad as they were about 5-6 months ago. So.... Make it make sense - without my having to do some research to see if they have changed their potatoes and/or whatever they fry them in.

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2024 3:23 pm JUNK! ASS!

potd

Pretty neat:

NASA’s Voyager 1, the most distant human-made object, recently reconnected with Earth using a backup transmitter last used in 1981. This legendary spacecraft, over 15 billion miles away, showcased remarkable resilience by autonomously switching systems. Discover how the Deep Space Network restored communication, allowing Voyager to continue sending data from interstellar space.

Shirley wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2024 9:29 pm Pretty neat:

NASA’s Voyager 1, the most distant human-made object, recently reconnected with Earth using a backup transmitter last used in 1981. This legendary spacecraft, over 15 billion miles away, showcased remarkable resilience by autonomously switching systems. Discover how the Deep Space Network restored communication, allowing Voyager to continue sending data from interstellar space.

I saw this movie, it doesn't end well. But the bald chick is pretty hot.

Chicagoans Who Bike

Last week we published our interview with a local young woman who started biking in 2021, and found that biking was a great way to meet friends and socialize, and loves going on group rides!

And, she can cook!

I know how she could pay for those crazy bill and taxes.

It starts with "Only..."

...and ends with "Fans"

My job is mostly boring analytical stuff, behavior prediction and design to resist bad shit outcomes.

But occasionally we have things that are too complicated to model or the owner is spending so much money that they want to test. And then we get to BREAK SHIT! FUCK YEAH!

So the idea is to test the effects of Karman vortex shedding on a full scale model of a building facade. Which means spending a couple of days hanging out at this place and spending some billionaire's money to make sure something cool doesn't break in service. I don't really like South Florida but the food is good and this testing should be fucking fun to watch.



I have been at other wind testing facilities in Miami, but never at WOW. Just to see and hear this thing operate should be a trip.

If you don't know what vortex shedding is here is a brief description.

Our old printer finally bit it. Won't print, Won't recognize paper in tray 1, tray 2 just makes a horrible grinding noise.

Taking it to the garage and going full Office Space on it.

This is done, 86 one crappy printer.
Now I gotta clean up the printer guts.

99, how satisfied are you with your stapler?